Martinez - Torres Spruce 1/4 RN + Housse
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Martinez Torres Spruce 1/4 RN + Case The Martinez Torres Spruce 1/4 RN + case is a compact classical guitar from the Torres series. Its solid spruce top is paired with a cypress back and sides, whilst its 520 mm scale length and 50 mm nut width complement the 1/4 size. The instrument features six strings.
ARTICLE N° 126684
Presentation
With the Martinez Torres Spruce 1/4 RN + case, you’re getting a gentle introduction to the Torres range – specifically, the range of instruments designed for smaller hands. This 1/4-size classical guitar doesn’t set out to imitate a concert instrument: it embraces its smaller scale. The 520 mm scale length and 50 mm nut width place the frets and strings at a comfortable distance for a child, without forcing the fingers apart.
The solid spruce top delivers an immediate response, even with a light touch. The cypress back and sides complement this response with a clear, slightly dry projection, typical of small-bodied guitars. The natural finish allows the wood’s grain to show through unadorned. Six strings, classical tuning, nothing superfluous.
Made in China, the instrument arrives already protected in its case. It is clear that the aim is not technical virtuosity but a reliable first encounter with the instrument: reasonable volume, accessible action, and stable tone. For a beginner starting to explore the classical repertoire, this Torres Spruce 1/4 RN offers a solid starting point, without making any exaggerated promises.
The solid spruce top delivers an immediate response, even with a light touch. The cypress back and sides complement this response with a clear, slightly dry projection, typical of small-bodied guitars. The natural finish allows the wood’s grain to show through unadorned. Six strings, classical tuning, nothing superfluous.
Made in China, the instrument arrives already protected in its case. It is clear that the aim is not technical virtuosity but a reliable first encounter with the instrument: reasonable volume, accessible action, and stable tone. For a beginner starting to explore the classical repertoire, this Torres Spruce 1/4 RN offers a solid starting point, without making any exaggerated promises.
Features
Body shape
Classic
Instrument size
1/4
Nut width
50,00 mm (1,969")
Scale length
520,00 mm (20,47")
Top material
Solid Epicea
Side material
Cypress
Back material
Cypress
Color
Natural
Case or cover included
Gigbag
Packaging
Single unit
Number of strings
6
Other features
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Brand & Model name: Martinez Torres Spruce 1/4 RN + case
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Instrument: Guitar
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Type: Classical guitar
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Series: Torres
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Artist: Not specified
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Manufacturer’s reference: RN
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Country of manufacture: China
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Colour: Natural
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Body finish: Not specified
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Shape: Classic 1/4 size (according to the model name and description; see inconsistency below)
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Neck joint: Not specified
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Scale length: 20.47" ⭢ 520 mm
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Top: Solid spruce
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Block: Not specified
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Binding / Top: Not specified
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Bridge: Not specified
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Tailpiece: Not specified
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Pickguard: Not specified
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Back & sides: Cypress
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Binding / Back: Not specified
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Neck: Not specified
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Neck finish: Not specified
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Neck shape: Not specified
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Truss rod: Not specified
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Fingerboard: Not specified
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Radius: Not specified
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Number of frets: Not specified
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Fret type: Not specified
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Inlays / fingerboard: Not specified
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Inlays / side: Not specified
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Nut width: 50 mm
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Nut material: Not specified
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Headstock shape: Not specified
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Tuning machines: Not specified
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Pickup configuration: Not specified
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Neck pickup: Not specified
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Middle pickup: Not specified
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Bridge pickup: Not specified
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Pickup covers: Not specified
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Toggle switch: Not specified
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Potentiometers: Not specified
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Capacitors: Not specified
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Potentiometer knobs: Not specified
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Output: Not specified
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Hardware finish: Not specified
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Strings: 6
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Supplied with: Gig bag
To find out more...
Martinez draws its identity from an international history. The brand was founded in Germany in 1978, before establishing a presence in Guangzhou in 2005. This development brings European tradition closer to Chinese manufacturing. The collaboration with the American luthier Kenny Hill subsequently brought recognised expertise in classical guitars. Martinez then developed its own methods, utilising specialised equipment, conducting research into bracing and meticulously selecting its timbers. The brand also continues to place great importance on craftsmanship. This combination of European heritage, Asian craftsmanship and technical research explains the enduring popularity of its classical guitars.